LHS 和 Markdown：代码块
我碰巧真的很喜欢 Markdown （可能是因为 SO）并且我喜欢用 Haskell 编程。我最近发现了 Literate Haskell (LHS)，我想同时使用 Markdown 和 LHS。让我给你举一个愚蠢的例子：
Crazy Literate Haskell
======================
This is an example of some literate Haskell Code:
> module Main where
Look at that IO Monad work:
> main = return 2 >>= print
Wasn't that cool?
这是一个编写为稍后由 Markdown 解析的有文字的 haskell 文件的例子。但是，我希望代码实际出现在 html 代码块中，并且没有 >在他们面前。因此，我不能仅仅将所有代码行缩进四行，因为这会产生您在上面看到的降价。基本上，我希望 html 像这样出现：
<h1>Crazy Literate Haskell</h1>
<p>This is an example of some literate Haskell Code:</p>
<pre><code>module Main where
</code></pre>
<p>Look at that IO Monad work:</p>
<pre><code>main = return 2 >>= print
</code></pre>
<p>Wasn't that cool?</p>
需要注意的是它没有 >符号。我该怎么做呢？
I happen to really like Markdown (probably because of SO) and I like programming in Haskell. I have recently discovered Literate Haskell (LHS) and I want to use Markdown and LHS together. Let me give you this dumb example:
Crazy Literate Haskell
======================
This is an example of some literate Haskell Code:
> module Main where
Look at that IO Monad work:
> main = return 2 >>= print
Wasn't that cool?
That is an example of a literate haskell file written to be parsed by Markdown later. However, I want the code to actually appear in html code blocks and without the > before them. Therefore I cannot merely indent all of the code lines by four because that would produce the markdown that you see above. Basically, I want the html to come out like this:
<h1>Crazy Literate Haskell</h1>
<p>This is an example of some literate Haskell Code:</p>
<pre><code>module Main where
</code></pre>
<p>Look at that IO Monad work:</p>
<pre><code>main = return 2 >>= print
</code></pre>
<p>Wasn't that cool?</p>
The thing to notice is that it has no > symbols. How would I do that?
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使用 Pandoc。它有一个 markdown+lhs 模式，用于在文字 Haskell 文件中使用 markdown，如果您不喜欢它生成的 html，可以使用一个 api 来修改文档结构。
安装它
Use Pandoc. It has a markdown+lhs mode for using markdown in literal Haskell files, and if you don't like the html it produces, there is an api for modifying the document structure.
Install it with